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atilladeniz AI Skills
GitHub ↗Browse published AI skills maintained by atilladeniz. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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api-generation
Generate TypeScript API client from Swagger/Go comments. Use when updating API endpoints, adding new routes, or regenerating the frontend API client after backend changes.
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shadcn-components
Add and use shadcn/ui components. Use when building UI, adding new components, or styling pages with shadcn.
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system-design
Create and manage system design diagrams with Mermaid. Use for architecture, flows, data models, and business logic visualization.
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feature-generator
Generate full-stack features with Goca backend and React frontend. Use when creating new features, adding CRUD operations, or scaffolding new pages.
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database-migration
Manage database migrations and Better Auth schema. Use when adding tables, modifying schema, running migrations, or resetting the database.
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data-fetching
Server-Side + Client-Side Data Fetching with Orval + TanStack Query HydrationBoundary Pattern. ALWAYS use Orval - NEVER manual fetch()!
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auth-pages
Create and manage authentication pages with server-side session handling. Use when adding login, register, or protected pages WITHOUT flicker/skeleton.
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fsd-architecture
Feature-Sliced Design architecture for frontend. Use when creating new features, slices, or understanding the FSD layer structure.
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